The Wish Dog
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From bodies buried under the patio to old ladies with enviable inheritances, and from a Chandleresque pastiche to police procedurals.
“The sheer variety and craft of these stories makes for a very satisfying read while reminding us of the drama underlying apparently innocent lives”
The Short Review
ISBN: 9781906784010 £7.99
A Time for Silence
Thorne Moore
1933: Gwen’s duty to her husband John has a terrible price. Now: Sarah becomes obsessed with restoring her grandparents’ ruined farm. Two women, one dark secret...
“...after a few short chapters I was hooked... Piece by piece, she builds these women’s lives until they sneak into our affections. The most chilling part of Thorne Moore’s skill is the way that she represents evil.”
Helen Tozer, sideline jelly
ISBN: 9781906784454 £8.99
Inshallah
Alys Einion
With twin boys only months old, Amanda arrives in Saudi Arabia to live with her husband Mohammed. Her new life is strange and confusing...
“The compelling story of one woman’s extraordinary journey…by turns gripping, provoking and vividly sensory”
Tiffany Atkinson
ISBN: 9781909983083 £8.99
Eden’s Garden
Juliet Greenwood
Sometimes you have to run away, sometimes you have to come home: two women a century apart struggling with love, family duty, long buried secrets, and their own creative ambitions.
“A great romantic read and also a very atmospheric, ingenious mystery.”
Margaret James, Writing Magazine
ISBN: 9781906784355 £8.99
The Wooden Doctor
Margiad Evans, edited by Sue Asbee
First published in 1933, this is the gripping story of an obsessed adolescent, her alcoholic father, and a strange, seemingly incurable disease.
“..a gripping, tempestuous novel, intense, beautifully written with an emotional range that sweeps from passion to tenderness.”
Dr. Jeni Williams
ISBN: 9781870206686 £8.99
A Welsh Witch
A Romance of Rough Places
Allen Raine, edited by Jane Aaron
‘They say she’s a real witch,’ says Goronwy Hughes’ grandmother, warning him of Catrin Rees, the heroine of A Welsh Witch. The sea-side village of Treswnd has elected Catrin as its scapegoat, shunning and stoning her as a witch.
“Dramatic and well observed…its warm depiction of Wales adds another dimension to its value. “
Steven Lovatt, New Welsh Review
ISBN: 9781906784652 £10.99
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